Indianapolis, IN
Man accused of robbing at least 10 Indianapolis businesses across 4-month span
INDIANAPOLIS — A person has been arrested and faces practically three dozen fees stemming from a string of armed robberies of not less than 10 completely different companies throughout a interval of roughly 4 months.
Jovonni Sanders, 26, is charged with a complete of 35 completely different counts related with the robberies, which happened between Dec. 5, 2021, and March 8, 2022, in line with court docket data.
Sanders’ fees embrace the next:
- 15 counts of armed theft as a degree 3 felony
- Three counts of theft as a degree 5 felony
- 14 counts of pointing a firearm as a degree 6 felony
- One rely of battery via a lethal weapon, a degree 6 felony
- One rely of legal recklessness dedicated with a lethal weapon, a degree 6 felony
IMPD officers started investigating Sanders on Dec. 28, 2021 after receiving studies of a collection of comparable robberies. A number of of them happened on the identical day and concerned a suspect described as a 6-foot-tall Black male
An investigation tied him to robberies on the following areas and dates:
- Dec. 5, 2021, at Shell Fuel Station, 2960 S. Meridian St.
- Dec. 5, 2021, at Speedway, 5345 S. East St.
- Dec. 6, 2021, at twenty first Modification Liquor, 3939 S. Keystone Ave.
- Dec. 26, 2021, at Speedway, 401 Kentucky Ave.
- Dec. 26, 2021, at Shell Fuel, 7020 McFarland Blvd.
- Jan. 2, 2022, at Village Pantry, 1415 W. 86th St.
- Jan.17, 2022, at Greenback Common, 6908 Madison Ave.
- Jan. 20, 2022, at Tremendous Tacos, 7853 N. Michigan Street
- March 5, 2022, at Circle Ok, 6402 W. tenth St.
- March 8, 2022, at Greenback Tree, 3489 W. 86th St.
A possible trigger affidavit lists further robberies IMPD was additionally investigated round and through this time interval, however police have solely related Sanders to a complete of 10 robberies.
The affidavit additionally states that Sanders advised officers there could have been one other particular person concerned in a number of the robberies.
Police executed a search warrant on Sanders’ automobile and residential and took him into custody on April 1 on the town’s far north facet.
Sanders is scheduled to seem for an preliminary listening to Friday forward of a pre-trial convention Jan. 31, 2023, and a jury trial Feb. 6, 2023 — all in Marion Superior Court docket.
INDIANAPOLIS — One person has been detained following a fatal shooting on Friday evening, IMPD said.
According to police, IMPD officers responded to 39 Burbank Road on a report of a person shot just after 6 p.m.
A victim was found with injuries consistent with gunshot wounds. IMPD confirmed the victim was pronounced deceased.
IMPD has not released any information about the victim or the person detained.
This investigation is ongoing.
Gainbridge Fieldhouse on May 29, 2025, hosted a Watch Party that filled the main level and the 100 Level of the arena in downtown Indianapolis during Game 2 of the Eastern Conference finals. The team provided free tickets for the event, where fans watched the Pacers-Knicks game, played at Madison Square Garden in New York, on the jumbo scoreboard screen. (WISH Photo/Blake Williamson)
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As the NFL inches toward an eventual 18-game schedule, there is a major shift in how teams approach their summer preparation, and the Indianapolis Colts are heavily involved in the trend.
More and more, teams are participating in joint practices during training camp, usually coming together with their preseason opponents for one or two practices together leading into their games. Because teams cycle through so many players throughout the games and use stripped-down playcalling, they use the joint practices as a way to put their players into a more controlled environment, with more reps, to get the most out of the experience.
The Colts have leaned heavily into joint practices in recent years, especially since hiring Shane Steichen as head coach in 2023. The Colts hosted the Arizona Cardinals for a pair of practices at Grand Park Sports Campus before their preseason game last year, a week before going to Ohio for a joint practice with the Cincinnati Bengals before their preseason finale. They also got together with the Chicago Bears and Philadelphia Eagles the year prior.
This year, the Colts are again going to have joint practices with at least two of their preseason opponents.
Recent reports came out that the Colts would have joint practices in Westfield with the Green Bay Packers leading into their August 16 matchup. Steichen was asked about it on Wednesday and said, “Yeah. Working through it, but yeah.”
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Steichen was then asked if the Packers would be the team’s only joint practice, and he replied, “We’re working through some other stuff.”
Well, while Steichen was speaking, the “other stuff” he mentioned was essentially confirmed by Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh when he told reporters that the Ravens and Colts would have joint practices together before their preseason kickoff in Baltimore on August 7.
For the third consecutive year, the Colts will have joint practices in back-to-back weeks against preseason opponents. However, could they wind up doing it with all three?
As previously mentioned, the Colts joined the Bengals for a joint practice before their game last summer. They do play the Bengals again in Cincinnati to finish the preseason on August 23 at Paycor Stadium. For the first time, might we see the Colts completely fill their training camp with extra competition by going three straight weeks with joint practices before preseason games?
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